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ATTENTION SEEKING GF WANTS TO WEAR “OFFENSIVE” DRESS TO WEDDING

My girlfriend “Nat” has a very particular sense of style. Picture Harley Finkle from wizards of Waverly place, you will get the idea. Don’t get me wrong, I never had a problem with that!

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In fact, I love the way she dresses because she loves to do so, and I am happy if she is happy. The thing is, sometimes she likes to incorporate memes into her clothes. No problem. It’s cute. But now she wants to wear a dress inspired by the meme “gay rat wedding”.

To my friend’s wedding. He and his fiancé are not gay but he has a brother who is gay. I told her, maybe that is not really appropriate? The dress in question would be full of little stuffed rats, pride flags and a big “I SUPPORT GAY RATS” on the front.

My friend is not a big fan of the way my GF dresses and I think this dress may cause a certain uproar at the wedding. Now, nat is upset with me and claiming that I am “throwing water in her flame of creativity”.

The wedding is next month, so she has plenty of time to think about another thing to wear. Should I just let her go with the dress? Am I the bad guy in this situation?

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Here are what netizens think:

  • That’s very inappropriate for a wedding. Not to mention, kinda insulting.
  • It’s their day, the newlyweds should be the center of attention. And they explicitly said they doesn’t like this. Why would you do something the grooms disapprove of at their wedding? Either you want attention, or you want to piss off the grooms.
  • Yes, the main thing I was thinking is she sounds like she can’t stand attention being anywhere but on her. She would be exhausting.
  • Being creative is fantastic, and I have a great love of creative clothing that goes back for more years than the Internet has been popular.
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